Globalisation and Higher Education in Taiwan and Mainland China - Lee, Sabrina Chia Jung
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In the past decades, both Taiwan's and China's states have tried to promote internationalisation in higher education under the influence of globalisation. One of the approaches that both states have adopted is to make its higher education institutions become top universities in the world university ranking. This book discovers that the state capability plays a pivotal role in the development of higher education, especially in the face of global competition. This book is a gateway to understand East Asian's state roles in promoting internationalisation in higher education. It presents a variety…mehr

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In the past decades, both Taiwan's and China's states have tried to promote internationalisation in higher education under the influence of globalisation. One of the approaches that both states have adopted is to make its higher education institutions become top universities in the world university ranking. This book discovers that the state capability plays a pivotal role in the development of higher education, especially in the face of global competition. This book is a gateway to understand East Asian's state roles in promoting internationalisation in higher education. It presents a variety of first hand interview data as well as figures and tables that help readers understand more about Taiwan and mainland China's higher education.
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Autorenporträt
Sabrina C. J. Lee is Assistant Professor at University of Taipei, Taiwan. She has over 10 years teaching experiences and was awarded Best Teacher Prize in the department of General Education in 2018. She has broad interests in training and education. She is constantly invited to deliver speeches on the topic of leadership and action learning.